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An expert panel has finalised their response to the National School Reform Agreement (NSRA). This joint agreement between the Commonwealth, states and territories sets out directions in national policy and reform over the next five years. The review to Inform a Better and Fair Education System was published today. Professor Jane Wilkinson, Monash University Faculty … Continued
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La Trobe University has today signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Youth Activating Youth (YAY), a community organisation that supports multicultural Australian youth. The partnership will provide multicultural students at La Trobe with access to a wide range of support services, programs, and engagement opportunities, delivered by YAY. Also, students across a variety of … Continued
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In an era where global events shape local realities, Monash University is set to become the first university in Victoria, and third in Australia, to offer prospective students the opportunity to complete a Bachelor of International Relations. The new degree comes at a critical juncture and aligns with Monash’s commitment to providing students with … Continued
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Year 12 students at Methodist Ladies’ College (MLC) demonstrate that opportunities and encouragement to discover and nurture their passions can be a driving force behind achieving their personal bests. Today, the Melbourne-based all girls’ school applauds its 2023 cohort for their Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) results, rounding off a successful year of significant … Continued
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Thousands of Year 12 students will receive their ATAR scores today, some will be elated by their results, while others could be feeling anxious or disappointed. Monash University experts are available to comment on the expectation among students, teachers and parents, the process of receiving your ATAR and what options students have once they receive … Continued
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10 December 2023 The New South Wales Teachers Federation is deeply alarmed at reports the Federal government may fall short of fully funding public schools. A report in The Australian suggests that while the Albanese Government plans to raise funding for public schools, it will fall short of reaching 100 per cent of the … Continued
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8 DEcember 2023: La Trobe University and Deloitte Australia have today announced a partnership aimed at addressing the shortage of digital and technology skills in Australia, and more specifically regional Australia. This comes at a critical time when the pace of technology-driven change is accelerating with the widespread adoption of Generative AI. A … Continued
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Schools with elevated bushfire risk in Western NSW will be temporarily closed on Friday, December 8 2023 due to extreme fire danger ratings being declared. The decision was made with information provided by the NSW Rural Fire Service. The decision to temporarily close schools is not one that is made lightly. It is always … Continued
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The number of government-funded skills training students grew in the first half of this year, but remains lower than the comparable period last year, according to an assessment of government data undertaken by the Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA), the peak body representing independent skills training, higher education, and international education providers. Data released … Continued
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Torrens University Australia researchers have been named among the world’s best on the 2023 Stanford Elsevier List in the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Public Health, Geriatrics and Aged Health, Oncology, and Tourism. Stanford University recently released the 2023 Stanford Elsevier List representing the top 2 percent of the most-cited researchers worldwide across various disciplines … Continued
